Kary Ng Christian?
Ada Choi checks out Kary’s Cross. Rain fears Ada’s wrath.
What does that mean? I have no idea. . .
By the way, Beautiful Cooking is a brilliant, if slightly chauvinistic show. It’s kind of like Iron Chef except with actresses, female pop singers, and fashion models as the competitors instead of professional chefs. Usually, there are three segments: an unscored test of some random cooking skill (e.g. pizza dough twirling) and then two scored rounds of cooking.
In the first round, the contestants try to replicate a dish prepared by a professional chef. In the second round, the contestants are given an ingredient that they can freestyle with, usually something that has slime, tenticles, and/or scales, which they also have to kill. Play-by-play commentary and scores are provided by a tasting panel comprised of the hosts (three male pop singers), two celebrity guests (also male), and one professional chef. During the tasting/judging phase, each panel member has quick access to nearby trash cans should they need to spit out food.
Apparently, the top scorers over the course of the first twelve episodes will compete against each other for the title of Goddess of the Kitchen. . . or something like that. So far, Christian artistes have put up two of the top three scores, including a perfect 120 achieved by actress Louisa So. On the other hand, the two worst scores, -19 and -32 (that’s right, negative scores), have also been thrown up by Christian entertainers: Fiona Sit and Kary Ng, respectively (assuming that Ng is a Christian). In fact, Kary Ng apparently set her kitchen on fire, and may have inadvertently killed one of the judges through food poisoning.
Praise God.
An absolutely delightful show. What Celebrity Cooking Showdown should have been.